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New device blends secrets of beetles and cacti to pull water from fog
Read now →Engineers learned from unique surfaces in nature to create an aluminum foil that harvests water from the air
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A breathing tube through the butt could be an alternative to mechanical ventilators
Read now →Inspired by animals that breathe through their butts, scientists show that mammals can also harness the incredible breathing ability of our butts
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The twisted math of knot theory can help you tell an overhand knot from an unknot
Read now →It's knot always easy to tell if two knots are the same
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Inside the complicated, messy world of pet cloning
Read now →Biologically, cloning an animal is relatively straightforward. But can a clone ever be exactly like the original beloved pet?
